Buy this if:

– Your iPhone 5S only starts charging up when the cable is plugged in at a certain angle. The cable is original and tested on other iPhones and is working fine.

– You have tested charging your iPhone 5S with a working original cable, and it still isn’t charging.

– The iPhone 5S is still working and is able to power on prior to its last charge.

– You prefer a high-quality iPhone 5S charging port repair at a lower price compared to Apple service centers.

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Enquire further if:

– You are unsure whether the iPhone was working properly prior to its last charge

– There are signs of water damage on your iPhone 5S.

– Your iPhone 5S displays the charging icon but its battery percentage does not increase. There may be no display because your iPhone battery is faulty instead of the battery. Do refer to our iPhone Battery replacement product pages for more information.

– iPhone 5S heats up occasionally in an idle state.

– The iPhone 5S cannot power on even with a working original cable plugged in.

"My iPhone 5S does not respond even though I am charging it. Does this mean my charging port is malfunctioning or do i have a faulty battery?"

If your iPhone 5S can be powered on but cannot charge, you need to replace the charging port of your iPhone 5S. If your iPhone 5S cannot be powered on, the problem may lie with either one of the motherboard, LCD, charging port or battery. You can bring your iPhone 5S to one of our Mister Mobile branches for a free check.

"Will you be using original parts for iPhone 5S charging port repair?"

At Mister Mobile, our iPhone 5S replacement parts are as good as original. We don't advertises our product as "Original" because only authorized Apple service centers such as aLAB or Apple Store are allowed to advertise their product as "Original" arcording to consumer law.

"Does the price-savings of up to 60% justify choosing a third-party service repair provider over the Apple service center's repair service?"

Yes We can repair on the spot, and there will be NO data loss 99% of the time during the repair progress.